A profound work, Sheila. Minimal and richly expressive at once. The eye moves back and forth, seeing the illusionism and then the surface as object...it all works so well.
Sam, it's interesting to learn to listen to that inner voice. I'm even beginning to see when a piece is approaching the (temporary) finishing line - ie, the first lap.
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oh I really like this..am always intrigued by divisions and i like the surface quality
here is a link to an artist that you may find interesting-hope you don't mind me sharing
http://janicemasonsteevesartwork.blogspot.com/
Thanks Jan - no, I'm always happy to find new artists (I mean new to me). Thanks for the link. I shall go look forthwith.
Key words: "it turned into". Thanks for letting it happen.
A profound work, Sheila. Minimal and richly expressive at once. The eye moves back and forth, seeing the illusionism and then the surface as object...it all works so well.
Sam, it's interesting to learn to listen to that inner voice. I'm even beginning to see when a piece is approaching the (temporary) finishing line - ie, the first lap.
Don, thanks for your thoughtful comment. What a deep pleasure this journey is, yeh?
Love the surreal.
You are so great.
XOBarbara
Thank you Barbara.
Brooding, Gothic.
Human life passes across the landscape, makes it's mark.
There's more than meets the eye.
Oh aye, I never thought of that. Thanks David.
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